The phrase "a tolerated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are describing something that is accepted or allowed, but it typically requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In some cultures, certain behaviors are a tolerated aspect of social interaction."
Alternatives: "an accepted" or "a permitted".
It appears that Hungary is once again a normal country – or at least a tolerated one.
They're also a nuisance, a tolerated vestige of another era, or a useful tool, depending on your attitude and habits.
Here, as the muezzins chanted and the seagulls cried, Christmas at last felt optional, not obligatory – a tolerated eccentricity.
The UNHCR said that in some countries on the eastern border of the EU, asylum rejection rates were over 50%, while some countries were more likely to give Syrians a tolerated stay rather than actual protection.
Eloy Gutiérrez-Menoyo Gutiérrez-Menoyoighting beside Fidel Castro as a rebel commander to spending 22 years in prison for trying to topple him, died on Friday in Havana, whore he had lived his last years as a tolerated dissident.
But the Southbank's concrete area is, broadly speaking, a tolerated space.
The embedding locations and hiding capacity in magnitude components are defined according to a tolerated distortion level defined in the magnitude spectrum.
Simultaneously, each subscriber station (SS) achieves a requested data rate called minimum data rate, and a tolerated bit error probability is ensured on each link.
Instead of forcing the tracking error to converge to zero, a tolerated steady-state error is balanced against the necessary input-energy via a quadratic cost.
The sample size for this survey was calculated for a confidence level of 99%% and a tolerated error of 3.5 %, and in the general population of the city of Jeddah being 3,400,000 according to the 2009/2010 national municipal survey, our sample size was calculated to be 1,350.
